I’m a business that’s has not yet been AIM rated - how do I get scored?

For larger businesses - including public businesses - we use a rigorous process working internally and with Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) data partners to score each business based on publicly disclosed sustainability data. If you don’t yet have an AIM score, fill out this form and an Aspiration representative will be in touch.

For smaller and local businesses, we have a separate, simplified system - contact us via this form and we’ll send you a short questionnaire for you to report on key sustainability metrics. In a future app release, we’ll be adding AIM scores from self-reported businesses.

Aspiration defines “elite,” “wealthy,” “rich,” and “millionaire” as accredited and qualified investors and those who have been able to meet the historic minimums of private funds, including hedge funds and private equity funds. An investor's experience, objectives, and risk tolerance may differ from that of an “elite,” “wealthy,” “rich,” or "millionaire" investor, all of which should be considered when investing in alternatives.

Alternatives include but are not limited to: liquid alternatives, private equity, hedge funds, derivatives, venture capital, real estate, energy and natural resources, and distressed debt. Alternative investments may involve risks including limited liquidity, volatility, lack of transparency, lack of diversification, use of leverage, lack of regulation, and loss of investment.

PAST PERFORMANCE IS NOT INDICATIVE OF FUTURE RETURNS. There is no guarantee that any investment product will achieve its objectives, generate profits, or avoid losses. Investing involves risk of loss and alternative investments may not be suitable for everyone. Before investing, consider your investment objectives.